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To: sense who wrote (195833)	2/4/2023 4:39:04 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219465

Re <<The (PPP) stuff is total BS...>> ... dunno, agnostic, but and figure that perhaps economies can be even if ought not be measured by tons of stuff used / produced. Reduced to simplest, two island economies living off of fishing and coconuts should be easier to compare than what we have this day on the planet. Failing at such simplification, Economist use Big Macs. I consume 12 Big Macs per annum. Love them. Happy that I was able to take the Jack to Burger King whilst transiting Bangkok airport recently. Burger King stuffing much better in our opinion - the bacon and flaming are good Think perhaps some adjustments are needed to tabulate GDP, but unsure GDP itself is that relevant, or that PPP is the adjustment called for. economist.com

To: sense who wrote (195833)	2/4/2023 5:02:18 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219465

<<The (PPP) stuff is total BS...>> Your probably right. I just threw that out there as a counter argument. I am not so sure Russia is hurting more then the West from the Ukraine war in aggregate. In WW2 the German army were confounded by the Russians as they didn't seem so bothered by living in really difficult conditions. Back to "PPP". Your response has me thinking though. Maybe there is a better way to present the data taking into consideration different perceived value. It could take a while before I can say more on that one.

To: sense who wrote (195833)	2/5/2023 2:59:44 PM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219465

This is a MUST Watch as electrifying the world is a pipe dream. . vimeo.com . Ray Kowalik CEO of Burns and Mcdonnell What is Burns and McDonnell known for? Burns & McDonnell is among the largest Engineering/Architecture companies in the US and a prominent contributor to US market for electrical designs. It is also active in the construction of military facilities, wind and solar energy installations, aviation, health care, and is active in the oil and chemical industry. Nuclear also. Ray says there is zero integration between any of the energy installations. Not one of the connections from all of the Different energy systems will fit any other system and it will take $1 Trillion a year for more than 50 years to integrate. Burns & McDonnell is a family of companies bringing together an unmatched team of 10,000 engineers, construction and craft professionals, architects, and more to design and build our critical infrastructure. With an integrated construction and design mindset, we offer full-service capabilities.Sep 29, 2022 Ray Kowalik was interviewed by RI PBS Llewellyn King The electrification of AmericaDecember 17, 2022 by As the White House looks at how electrification can help the nation meet its climate and equity goals, Llewellyn King and Ray Kowalik, Chairman and CEO of Burns & McDonnell, discuss the power generation future. ================================= vimeo.com